June 29, 1933 – September 25, 2010 Barbara Jeanne Palmeri Clark, born June 29, 1933 in St. Louis and raised in Newark, N.Y., went home to be with the Lord on Sept. 25, in Pahrump. She was a 32-year resident of Southern Nevada. She worked as a medical technologist throughout her adult years after graduating [...]

January 6, 1933 – September 21, 2010 James Robert Lusch, 77, of Oklahoma City, passed away on Tuesday, Sept. 21, at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Oklahoma City. He was born on January 6, 1933 in Salem, Ill, son of Gene (Dutch) and Geneva (Friend) Lusch. He is survived by his wife, Patricia (Schwartz) [...]

By Jack Johnson, Boulder City Review The attorneys defending four residents against the city’s efforts to keep a question off the November ballot filed a motion in Clark County District Court Sept. 22 seeking attorneys’ fees and to have the case dismissed. If successful, the city will have to pay about $20,000 to attorneys Tracy [...]

By Arnold M. Knightly, Boulder City Review The organizers of the 48th Annual Art in the Park expect to have a strong event this weekend despite the continuing uncertainty of the economy. The event will have 312 artist vendors this year, a nearly 10 percent increase in booth reservations from last year. Those numbers do [...]

By Marcel Parquer, Boulder City Review You’ve seen it and probably wondered, “What is with that rooster with the pink shoes on those Art in the Park posters?” “Yippee!! The Rooster with Pink Shoes,” is the creation of former Boulder City resident and this weekend’s festival’s featured artist Patricia Ragone. The poster is a tribute [...]

By Arnold M. Knightly, Boulder City Review The Hoover Dam Bypass Bridge will open to vehicles some time during the last two weeks of October, Federal Highway Administration officials said Tuesday. The bridge was previously scheduled to open in early November, but the date was moved up because work is progressing ahead of schedule, administration [...]

By Jack Johnson, Boulder City Review A special church service honoring the families of servicemen who recently died on active duty during the Afghanistan and Iraq wars was held Sunday at Grace Community Church. It drew families of eight servicemen, Rep. Dina Titus, D-Nev., the Patriot Guard Riders and Marine Riders motorcycle groups and plenty [...]

By Chief Thomas Finn, Boulder City Police Department I have decided to hold off on writing about the second hero in my life until next week. Please be patient with me as I conduct the necessary research in preparation for that very personal article. Last week I wrote about the FBI’s annual report titled “Crime [...]

By Jim Konst, Boulder City Review Imagine how difficult it is to move to a new co It helps if you’re very good at your sport and bring a different set of skills and talents to your new team. Senior exchange student Petter Stangjordet is from Gjovik, Norway. He started attending Boulder City High School [...]

By Carolyn Schneider, Senior Class Why is it, do you suppose, that when we travel out of town, it seems to take forever to get there? Yet the return trip feels like no time at all: it passes very quickly. The conclusion I’ve come to is, that while traveling away from home is partially an [...]